that's out

another way of saying 'that's wrong', 'that aint fair', or 'that aint right'

'oi, that's well out man. what the fuck do you think you're doing?'

by Ali July 18, 2004

out of there

(pronounced out-a-dare)To be unusually high on a drug, namely marijuana. Used commonly in the Tampa Bay area.

That was some serious piff bress. I hit it just a lil' bit and I was out of there.

by JohnnyBoy813 December 13, 2008

out

Not in.

They are out. Not in.

by Gaetani April 14, 2003

Be out

1. To leave a place or scene
2. Past tense of leaving

“If Miley comes to this party, I’ll Be Out of here!”

by epicandyy27 April 21, 2019

Out

Out is literally the opposite of "in".

In parts of Ireland "out" is also used as a slang term that reinforces the word that came before it. For instance, if a new TV show comes on and you dislike it, you might say "that show was bad out!". If you drink too much and have a hangover you feel "sick out".

1. I like that guy, he's cool out!

2. Yeah, I heard that new CD. Its shit out!

by Nigel Tufnel July 20, 2005

In and out

What I like to get at Le Trapeze If I'm not using the ZX2000. Sex, intercourse, you know....fucking!

Mmmmmm. I was watching American Idol and suddenly got sidetracked by a Ballslap and had to get some in and outs.

by Andi June 10, 2006

out

usually said, "Your out" or "Out" using a hand gesture where you lift the hand up at whatever is "out" and move the fingers outward in a quick motion, while saying "your out" or "Out", then you quickly put your hand down again.

-This means that the person or thing that you are talking to is just totally wrong, has killed a conversation, or is being completly random about something and does not make sense and you do not care about at all.

Pat: "Yo, I totally benched 160 pounds yesterday, doing 3 sets of 10, wanna arm wrestle?"

You: "Your out"(hand gesture).

by tim bryk February 28, 2005